... Mutllin from imteien eayly' ht February next, arid ott ilse ar- n rival in Londoen is to resume isis peofesslsuat laboursr at Drury-lane rillo theatre, heaving been engaged by Mr. Prese, Itto tres stiisager. need NO GicosTL-An Indsturioust ieor satan summed ...

... and consutmmation. it is slated in'the Quebec iralers 1' on the;beat authority, that Mtr'. Keart is tire actual hessve of Drury-lane theatre, antd that his frienq Price ororely arts as Iris lociron fences until his return to England. 'rie prroprietoirs ...

... next inoroiug for 6'a:ef/e. It u poeiiiYely tlaled that Kean reinrn# EncLind the taller end January, and wilt come out Drury* lane *OOO after, io bi# favonri'e character of Rirkarr/. Il al*o -aid (bat a young American actor, of «ome prnmiwe. »■ appear ...

... Briefly and I*. Arrive, of Mancbeatcr, mnchiae maker. —I. t’raufield. of Newmgloo Canaeway. Surrey, lailor—l. Moya, uf Drury lane, Middlcaex, and colour man. I. Stone,of Watford, Hertfordshire, carpenter and hniider—J. Uroaa, »f I.udgaie-hill. and King-lon ...

... are formed of his talents. He is young mart )of 2R1, and has received his education at Etsa. His fattirer pit Iras left Drury Lane, and slecepted an engagement for tits 1 ensuing season at Covent Garden. Ims . MAGISTRAC.Y OF IRE ...

... a vn- riety of zig zslg ornanmants.-Fot* C/ersnTiCle. - ?? tonlidty evening Ilnst, i soin of Mr. Kean midt his debut at Drury-lane Tteatre, in the part of Yotig NsOrvni, in Home's Douglas, artd met wvith a very I avouirible reception from aiu overflowing ...

... jantice! to I4' tinat hr, Peaniesseil nagaod natured t-ofl face, and at a-cry inellgent eyei. - -fond, jon. a ronstaolne at Drury-Lane Thaatri. raid, [itatI tltheacuctavd wans pronmcnnlinifng htin lalco nt tinhe Thenitre an tins ire- h oh eln aininht; anid ...

... with the lessee of Drury-lane, Theatre, on Monday week, took her de- 'parture for the .provinces, where, either at one theatre or another, her time Ewilt be occupied until early in Aprili when she will return to Mr. Price at Drury-Lane. Miss Stephens is ...

... THE MAN MONKF.Y. (From the Theatre-Royal. Drury Lane,) IS KNGACiEU. r,y Particulars of Performances will be expressed in the Bills of the Day. /By Dtrmisuon of the Rfgkl Wonkipful Ike MAYOR. (TAHF. well-known INGLEBY. Senior. Emperor of all Professors ...

... power to speak in the most decided terms ap probation. It is an adaptation from the French, and was played last season at Drury-lane. and. believe, at some of tlie minors,’* with most unequivocal success. The plot, alight enough in its texture, turns upon ...

... individuals on the Stock which would result from his again acting aajr London Theatres. Green-room report states lhitl»i| of Drury-lane Theatre, at length actually Mil very accomplished young gentleman, and that Um of Mary-k-bone Church record Uie date of ...

... very coni- e ciliatory character. The accounts of the cotton crops from Georgia are It very unfavourable. a The mrnager of Drury Lane Theatre Ia's beets compilled to atppuly to the retors for a postponement of tie liayment of their salaries, eiring to tbe ...